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Got a special Sunday set for y’all today… even though I’m in Oxford, for this photoset we’re acting as if we’ve just pulled off the interstate into Hernando, as we’re spending our time examining the building at 630 E Commerce Street. It’s an interesting building – as you can surely tell from this photo – in the fact that it’s, oh I dunno, abandoned!
This shot was taken way back on October 16th, 2015, and shows the building in question with papered-up windows. At this point in time, it had been sitting exactly like this for approximately two or three years, based on street views.
Any guesses as to this building’s former life? I’ll reveal it next pic…
Gas Mart (now closed) // 630 E Commerce Street, Hernando, MS 38632
(c) 2018 Retail Retell
These places are public so these photos are too, but just as I tell where they came from, I'd appreciate if you'd say who :)
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Shot of the Whittier Commerce building and palm trees under a brooding cloud formation, looking North on top of the 2nd level parking structure at The Quad in Whittier, CA. Taken on Day 3 (5/6/19) of the 4th Annual "One Week in Whittier" #1weekinwhit photography event.
Sony a6500 | Sony SEL 55-210mm zoom | ISO 400 | f/8.0 @ 1/640th sec | Edited in Lightroom Classic |
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Part of Open Doors Toronto (a weekend where the public can visit and photograph sites normally not open to the public)
Tough one. Some statistics.
Explorers who've visited this place with permission: 15%
Explorers who've visited this place without permission and got caught by the police: 80%
Explorers who've visited this place without permission and got out unseen: 5%
Upon entering I had no idea how tricky this place was. Nor about the permission based visits. This place is under permanent surveillance and the police is just a phone call away. Carrying a tripod is a crime, believe me.
We scouted the area and bumped into Shantideva and his friend, explorers from Luxembourg. We've been contacts for so long but never ever met each other. This place was ideal for a meet & greet. But the only problem was: we're now counting 5 people in total. And none of us has their name on the guestlist. Tricky.
The way in is making a mental click. You need to get down and get dirty in the middle of a busy street. People see you. There's no sneaky option, there's no backside door. It's full frontal out in the public.
Click! Off we were, taking a slide into darkness, hoping for the best. Shanti is in, Christophe is in, Gennaro is in. By the time NeQo and me had to enter, an angry neighbour rushed towards us.
What the hell do you think you guys are doing? I will call the police!
In such a pressurizing situation it's advisable to stay cool and always tell the truth.
Sir! We're having an international urban explorers meeting over here, with a meet & greet with the famous Shantideva from Luxembourg. Shanti is already down here and although none of us has their name on the guestlist I guess this little party will be a blast!
A confused reaction is the result. But these little transient seconds are ideal for giving us just enough time to slide down and close the lid. He couldn't see us anymore but the angry neighbour had one last statement for us. I'm calling the police!
We're in. We take our gear, find a way up and enter the main hall. Some uncontrollable ooh's and aah's were due. This place is beautiful. This place is breathtaking. It's old. No, I'm sorry, it's ancient. Roots from the 1500s. Burned down a couple of times and finally rebuild in the 1800s. Gothic architecture, galleries, mural paintings depicting world trade affairs, rosettes, arches, handcrafted forging and finishing's, ... Abandoned since 2003 and awaiting reconversion.
This was one fine meet & greet. Next time we're exploring a place we'll get a discount for our party. Five percent, right?
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Sunday Road trip to the old historic Georgia town Commerce.
Whiten Building, Cherry Street Nutrition
Reborn 2019
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In Northside, industries such as this (Waste Management) are served by the Denver Rock Island Railroad, along Franklin St.
An inbound N Line train led by Silverliner V no. 4061 (Hyundai Rotem, 2009-2016) is seen approaching Commerce City & 72nd Station. Though the station is not situated within Commerce City, it is only accessible from there, being bounded on other sides by highways, rivers, and industrial ponds.
Regal Commerce Center (75,785 square feet)
2399 Route 1 South, North Brunswick, NJ
Opened March 5th, 1999
This Regal was right down the street from the hotel I was staying at, so catching a movie here was a priority! The location features a refreshed version of their typical 90s look, with design elements that could be found at other turn-of-the-millennium locations such as Short Pump and MacArthur Center. The former box office is the first thing you see upon entry, which is located within a spacious curved vestibule. Inside the lobby are more curved pieces of décor/architecture, including some fantastic purple/yellow/red neon lights around the perimeter of the space. The auditoriums are split evenly between two corridors, with 1-9 to the left and 10-18 to the right. These corridors appear to have been updated around the time that the auditoriums were renovated, as they have a more muted color palette and newer-looking carpeting compared to the lobby's over-the-top appearance, though certain things in some areas have seen slight modifications, such as the tile below the box office window switching from purple/white/teal to tan. These types of Regal remodels where the lobbies are left untouched don't really seem to happen anymore, so I can't help but wonder if locations like this and Strawbridge Marketplace will continue to retain their current appearances before the decade ends.
My integrity has no price. Probably.
Mixed media on an old book cover, 8.5 inches by 5.5 inches.
2009.
Sold.
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Here is my friends first Peterbilt when I was still putting miles on it. I was loading at the Marblehead Lime plat in Chicago in the middle of the night in March of 1985.
Cristina Gambaccini. InfografÃa para 5W. Intercambio comercial en el mundo en 1981 y en 2006
Cristina Gambaccini. Infographics / Informational graphic. Client: 5W. World commerce in 1981 and 2006.
The corroding wrought iron balconies add colour to the limestone face of the historic Chamber of Commerce building in Rochester, New York. The Neo Classical building was designed by Claude Bragdon in 1916 and was a gift to the community from George Eastman of Kodak. It is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.